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• TITLE: Tao and Golden Ratio: A Scientific View of Contemporary Acupunctural Principles through Geometry

  AUTHORS: Adrián Ángel Inchauspe, Erica Arakaki

  KEYWORDS: Five Elements, Soliton, Golden Ratio, Tao Diagram

  JOURNAL NAME: Chinese Medicine, Vol.14 No.3, August 14, 2023

  ABSTRACT: It is universally accepted that the philosophy of the Tao is the essence that animates the Chinese Cosmogony. Therefore, in last decades I have tried to consolidate its scientific background, looking for solid explanations through Exact Sciences (“Between Heaven and Earth” Scientific Basis of the Action of Shao Yin: Lightning’s Physical-Mathematical Analysis”; “Is Traditional Chinese Medicine Definitely an Exact Science?”; “Euclidean Geometry and Traditional Chinese Medicine: Diving into the Real Origin of the Five Elements”; “Solitons: A Cutting-Edge Scientific Proposal Explaining the Mechanisms of Acupuntural Action”) Currently, research on Chinese medicine leads us—with Dr. Erica Arakaki, collaborator and assistant—to verify through a profound bibliographic review the application of Fibonacci’s Golden Ratio in the constitution of T’ai Ji Tu, adding yet more substance to the hypothesis of Acupuncture and demonstrating how said Chinese Ancient Science is not only an empirical knowledge but a wisdom derived from the most ancient exact science: Geometry.